Patients with neurological and psychiatric disorders often experience a low quality of life due to delays in diagnosis with traditional self-reporting and minimally invasive approaches. Despite medical innovations, the growing burden of neurological conditions remains a significant unmet need, calling for technologies that enable early diagnosis and support clinicians in making informed treatment decisions that improve patients’ quality of life.

• Which sensor-based technologies can analyze eye movements and provide insights into human behavior, visual function, and mental health?
• How can the analysis of patterns such as visual attention, gaze, and cognitive processes help in understanding human health dynamics and create new opportunities?
• What are the growth avenues emerging for key applications of eye-tracking, like diagnosis, surgery, rehabilitation, and assistive solutions for non-verbal or critically ill patients?